bumpy

A simple script for bumping the version number of files in a package.

bumpy.toml

bumpy looks for a file bumpy.toml in the current working directory to determine which files should be bumped. The bumpy.toml file should contain an array called files_to_bump. An example of a bumpy.toml file looks like this:

files_to_bump = [
    'src\\__init__.py',
    'pyproject.toml',
    'docs\\conf.py'
]

Command-line interface

Use bumpy from the command line. Change version numbers with a few simple args:

--patch <int>

Bump the patch version by the given number.

--minor <int>

Bump the minor version by the given number.

--major <int>

Bump the major version by the given number.

--version

Prompts the user to enter a completely new version number.

Examples

bumpy --patch

Bump patch version by 1.

bumpy --major 2

Bump major version by 2.

bumpy --version

Get prompted for new version number.

Future

bumpy only supports simple numeric version numbers (e.g., 0.1.2). In the future bumpy will support PEP-440 version formats.